Amazing story- getting an older PD with certified LC, not I-140

GCin-waitng

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No one's going to believe this. Having said that at the outset, let me tell you what happened. A little sad that my I-485 would not get approved as I had joined the ranks of the retrogressed, I was chatting with my friendly Texas PP customer service rep, and told him I had a certified LC with a PD of 2004.

He told me to fax it to him, so I said, don't I need to have an approved I-140 with the previous LC, to get an older PD?

He says, just send me a fax with the copy of the older certified LC. So I did. Well, lo and behold I get a note from my lawyer..saying, " I don't know what you did, I have recieved a new I-140 approval with a 2004 PD" This is nothing short of amazing!!

Does anyone know if this has happened before? :confused:
 
GCin-waitng said:
No one's going to believe this. Having said that at the outset, let me tell you what happened. A little sad that my I-485 would not get approved as I had joined the ranks of the retrogressed, I was chatting with my friendly Texas PP customer service rep, and told him I had a certified LC with a PD of 2004.

He told me to fax it to him, so I said, don't I need to have an approved I-140 with the previous LC, to get an older PD?

He says, just send me a fax with the copy of the older certified LC. So I did. Well, lo and behold I get a note from my lawyer..saying, " I don't know what you did, I have recieved a new I-140 approval with a 2004 PD" This is nothing short of amazing!!

Does anyone know if this has happened before? :confused:

This is really amazing !! So, you have not switched employers; Just used an earlier EB2 PD LC to get a another I-140. Correct ?
 
Yes, new I-140 without "applying" for it

My I-140 was earlier approved last month and the Schedule A has retrogressed this month. So I was thinking of filing another I-140 using my older approved labor to take advantage of its PD. But here I am with a revised Scheddule A I-140 with a revised PD-- all because I had faxed the certified LC to Texas PP.
Saved lawyer fees and filing fees for the second I-140. :)


indio0617 said:
This is really amazing !! So, you have not switched employers; Just used an earlier EB2 PD LC to get a another I-140. Correct ?
 
Unbelievable

This is really too good to be true. They sent you anohter 140 without applying. This is really unbelievable and strange too.


GCin-waitng said:
My I-140 was earlier approved last month and the Schedule A has retrogressed this month. So I was thinking of filing another I-140 using my older approved labor to take advantage of its PD. But here I am with a revised Scheddule A I-140 with a revised PD-- all because I had faxed the certified LC to Texas PP.
Saved lawyer fees and filing fees for the second I-140. :)
 
Priority date confusion and "affirmative misconduct"

I-140 priority date confusion and "affirmative misconduct"

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I am in a tricky situation. Filed concurrent I-140 and I-485 (Schedule A Group 2..exceptional ability in the arts and science) ... 8/2006.
In the meanwhile a labor cert as well- PD 8/ 2004 was approved in 2006 and I recieved an updated I-140 using the old priority date, ie. 2004. Now after 2 years the TSC is adamant that my PD is 2006 not 2004 and have given me yet another "corrected" I-140 with 2006 PD.

One lawyer said I could cite "affirmative misconduct" and request the supervisor of the I-140 section to consider and accept the late filing on the basis of affirmative misconduct. If not for the earlier I-140 with 2004 PD we would have filed another I-140. So their affirmative mistake cost us 2 years in a category so backlogged already. (I am EB 2 India).


My lawyer says we will not win and does not want to do it. Any advice?


No one's going to believe this. Having said that at the outset, let me tell you what happened. A little sad that my I-485 would not get approved as I had joined the ranks of the retrogressed, I was chatting with my friendly Texas PP customer service rep, and told him I had a certified LC with a PD of 2004.

He told me to fax it to him, so I said, don't I need to have an approved I-140 with the previous LC, to get an older PD?

He says, just send me a fax with the copy of the older certified LC. So I did. Well, lo and behold I get a note from my lawyer..saying, " I don't know what you did, I have recieved a new I-140 approval with a 2004 PD" This is nothing short of amazing!!

Does anyone know if this has happened before? :confused:
 
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